We're on vacation right now, I'm able to take my 4 year old to disney world tomorrow bc a family friend gave us tickets they got for free, but I don't really think I should take my 1 1/2 year old. My family thinks there's no point in taking her to since there's not really anything she can ride, and she will just get cranky from not getting a nap. I feel bad for leaving her with my granny, I hate doing something for one kid and not the other. What would you guys do?

Quoting ang_turtle+2:" We're on vacation right now, I'm able to take my 4 year old to disney world tomorrow bc a family friend ... [snip!] ... a nap. I feel bad for leaving her with my granny, I hate doing something for one kid and not the other. What would you guys do?"

She will be happier at home. It is so hot out and nothing for her to do.
I think your older kid would be happier too, having alone time with mommy and daddy. Kids need that special time.

I would bring her.

If you want some one on one time with your 4 year old, then leave the younger one at home. But there is PLENTY for her to do at Disney World! Trust me. Are yall just doing one park? If so, I'd recommend doing Magic Kingdom  

I still wouldnt take my almost 3 year old because he still isnt tall enough for anything and he doesnt handle walking alot or heat well and he wont remember any of it

Quoting ♥ Olive Oyl:" She will be happier at home. It is so hot out and nothing for her to do. I think your older kid would be happier too, having alone time with mommy and daddy. Kids need that special time."

just mommy   but yea i agree and it will prolly be rainy all day too, i know it will be easy and nicer on both of us i just feel like i'm leaving her out of something fun and awesome i guess

Quoting lauren♥:" If you want some one on one time with your 4 year old, then leave the younger one at home. But there ... [snip!] ... is PLENTY for her to do at Disney World! Trust me. Are yall just doing one park? If so, I'd recommend doing Magic Kingdom   "

yep we just got one day tickets , we couldn't afford to go, but a family member knew someone who works there that was able to get us the tickets, so we only get one day, but i'm super excited to take my 4 year old, she wants to meet ariel and cinderella so bad lol

Quoting ang_turtle+2:" just mommy   but yea i agree and it will prolly be rainy all day too, i know it will be easy and nicer on both of us i just feel like i'm leaving her out of something fun and awesome i guess"

Whoops.. Sorry

I love mommy and me dates! DD feels so much better afterwards. We usually do something like toes and pizza, but I can imagine yours will be thrilled with Disney World.

Quoting ♥ Olive Oyl:" Whoops.. Sorry I love mommy and me dates! DD feels so much better afterwards. We usually do something like toes and pizza, but I can imagine yours will be thrilled with Disney World."

yea she's been talking about it all day! and yea going to magic kingdom :-) i'm so excited for her, i never went as a kid until i was to old to believe in all the "magic" of it and all that jazz so i'm excited to see her reaction to it

Quoting ang_turtle+2:" yea she's been talking about it all day! and yea going to magic kingdom :-) i'm so excited for her, ... [snip!] ... went as a kid until i was to old to believe in all the "magic" of it and all that jazz so i'm excited to see her reaction to it"

That'll be nice, and your hands will be free for all the moments to be caught on photo!

I brought my oldest when he was 2 (like just turned 2) and he loved it yeah he couldn't go on much but he was in awww when he saw the characters and loved all the tiny stuff likes its a small world Winnie the pooh petter pan etc


I would def bring her we brought my youngest when he was 6 months and he had fun he was kinda overwhelmed but after like an hour he was all smiles

we took my daughter last summer when she was 7 months and she did good and had fun and there were plenty of rides she could ride with us. but we went to disneyland.

I don't have any experience with Disney Parks, but we have Kings Dominion not far from our home and I have taken Camryn twice. The first time she just rolled around in her stroller, looking at people and things, and she loved it, she was around 8 months old. Just about 2 weeks ago, I took her and my two nieces, ages 13 and 9, and all three girls had fun. Camryn always enjoys being outside and seeing people, hearing different sounds, etc. This time though, all four of us were actually able to ride the humongous Ferris Wheel they have there, so we all did ride a ride together. Then there is the water park, Camryn loves the water, and loved the wave pool, and I took her to the little play kid area to where she could play with the water spouts and such, and after that, I didn't have to push it, she was cranky and crying after I took her out of the water, but as soon as I rolled her up in a towel and set her in her stroller, she passed out for a good hour and a half. So don't sweat it, if you want to bring her, do it, she'll nap when she's ready and even though they may not remember it, why not give the baby a little diversified fun? Does Disney have a baby water park? They have to or it wouldn't be Disney, I would think. ;)

I would leave her. And at some point later have a special day just with her. That way each of them can have that special mommy time.

Quoting ~*Camryn's Mommy*~:" I don't have any experience with Disney Parks, but we have Kings Dominion not far from our home and I ... [snip!] ... the baby a little diversified fun? Does Disney have a baby water park? They have to or it wouldn't be Disney, I would think. ;)"

We are 40 minutes from KD!  

And yes, Disney World has 2 waterparks... but all 4 theme parks & the 2 water parks require separate admission. You can add on the park hopper option to "hop" from 1 theme park (or all 4!) to another on the same day. Or you can also add on the water park & more option to include the water parks